Driver error on NVIDIA after partitioning the hard disk

Asked By leilasantos 0 points N/A Posted on - 02/02/2012

Hello,

For partitioning my iMac hard disk I use boot camp and my operating system is windows 7 ultimate. The installation process was positive but two error message was emerged which always displayed during startup.

When I click the “OK” button then the process jumps to the startup function and then windows 7 home screen perfectly visible to me.

These are the couple error message: NVIDIA Uninstall (Error Message 1) Current script file:

C:WindowsTemp_isTmp_{8675309}nvdisp.nvu String being parsed: RemoveDeviceEx pci,VEN_10DE,Display NVIDIA Uninstall (Error Message 2) Current script file: C:WindowsTemp_isTmp_{8675309}nvdisp.nvu String being parsed: RemoveDriverStore C:WindowsInfoem37.inf

Please give me a solution.

Thanks.

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Answered By Michelle Bang 55 points N/A #95322

Driver error on NVIDIA after partitioning the hard disk

This error relates itself with the sleep or hibernate function of windows. If you are getting this error on these occasions then you have to repair your windows 7 by inserting the installation dvd and running the repair service from it.

1. If you have norton antivirus or internet security installed, remove it and then see if the error comes. There are few registry entries that keep messing with the norton antivirus. You have to remove it.
2. Also check what version of bootcamp you are running? did you go straight for the 3.1 version? Because this version installs old display drivers and it causes the problem.
3. What you have to do is to uninstall the 3.1, download and install the 3.0 and then update the nvidia drivers to the latest.
4. Later on you can also try installing the 3.1 without checking the option of updating or changing the nvidia drivers during its installation.

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